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Korea University is
South Korea's largest private university and among the
top-ranked universities in the nation. the University
consisted of 22 colleges, 89 academic departments and
124 research institutes.
These assets are spread across two campuses: Anam Campus,
located adjacent to each other in Seoul's Anam district;
and the Sejong Campus, located in Jochiwon City, Chungcheongnam-do
about 130 kilometers south of the capital city. |
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 Law
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Administration
Liberal
Arts
Life
Sciences
Political
Science and Economics
Science
Engineering
Medicine
Education
Nursing
Information
& Communications
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Health
Science
Art
& Design
International
Studies
Journalism
& Mass Communications
Interdisciplinary
Studies
Humanities
Science
& Technology
Sports
and Leisure Studies
Business
and Economics
Public
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Graduate
School Programs
The Graduate School
of Korea University was established in order to contribute
to Korea's social development through creative academic
improvement and training expert manpower. Korea University
now focuses on investing in the general graduate school
to make it a fully research-centered institute through
the Global Project.
With many outstanding graduates and the activation of
new academic exchanges with world distinguished graduate
school, the graduate school is developing into a symbol
of excellence and of industrial-academic cooperation. |
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KU has established
extensive links with many universities internationally
through its student exchange program (SEP), which was
developed as part of its internationalization process.
This program now involves almost two thousand students
to and from countries in Asia-Pacific, Europe, North and
South America.
The benefits of KU exchange students vary according to
the terms and conditions of the exchange agreement KU
has concluded with each institution. Based on the principle
of reciprocal exchange of benefits, our standard exchange
agreements regulate student tuition fees waiver at host
universities: however, students are responsible for room
and board. Exchange students are also responsible for
their own travel, medical insurance and other personal
expenses.
International students whose home institutions do not
have an exchange agreement with KU nor has links with
ISEP can also apply to study at KU through the visiting
student program (VSP).
Outside the Student Exchange Program (SEP) and Visiting
Student Program (VSP), there are two other programs that
students can apply to study at KU. They are the International
Summer Campus (ISC) which is also organized by the Office
of International Affairs and the Korean language program
which is offered by the Korean Language & Culture
Center (KLCC). The following is a brief introduction to
ISC and KLCC. For more detailed information, you may visit
the websites and contact the ISC and KLCC directly. |
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Student
Exchange Program(SEP)
Visiting
Student Program(VSP)
International
Summer Campus (ISC)
Korean
Language and Culture Center (KLCC) |
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